Examples of using Customary in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Do no customary work.
Customary law, as the jurists say.
Question: What is“customary use”?
It is a customary contraction like our.
Looting, destruction, murder have become customary.".
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Well, not in the customary sense of the word.
You weren't there, so I made your customary bet.
I think it's customary to take a preliminary vote.
Neither boat nor nets were in their customary places.
Because it is customary to bring a token of appreciation.
It has already become a tradition, and even become customary.
Just a customary review of our satellite ops.
Peasants alone lived according to the customary law of the village;
Customary for Chinese gamblers to wear red for good luck.
I take it you also want the customary 24 hours to prepare?
However, still applied to African women married by customary law.
We are sitting at our customary table, others being still empty.
He used a teleprompter which diverted him from his customary ad-libbing.
Well, it's just kind of customary to help out a fellow smoker in need.
OSINT is significantly less expensive in comparison with customary data gathering tools.
It is customary to eat dairy foods on this holiday for a number of reasons.
Many shopping encounters at a customary shopping center can take a whole day.
The dictionary does not provide all possible interpretations, only the most customary and useful.
Nachiketa knew it was customary to offer dear things as a sacrifice to the gods.
This makes the movement more difficult than customary, leading to pain and stiffness.
Do you know it's customary to leave one message, and the caller will get back to you?
I suppose,” said the editor-colonel,“that it is customary to open the circulation lists to all.
But the means customary in the field of software today are based on destruction.
That night, he did not take the customary comfort in his monthly shipment of books from London.
Baez received a customary American flag, folded into a tight triangle.